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James G. "Jim" Caffrey

Shaker Heights, Ohio

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DIED
January 24, 2015
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Shaker Heights, Ohio

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Brown-Forward Funeral Home - Shaker Heights Obituary

James G. Caffrey, age 51 of Shaker Hts., OH. Former banker with Key Bank and current fifth grade teacher with the Shaker Heights Public School District. Loving husband of Patricia A. Caffrey (nee Beguin); dear father of James and Julie Caffrey; dear brother of George Caffrey (Jean) of Wilton,...

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Jimmy, I think of you often and see your smiling face at my home workstation each day. The whole Jankura family toasted you on the 24th at the Wasatch Brewery, a favorite place for both of us. I look forward to seeing you again someday. I miss you and all your insults. No better friend exists. I love you Jim.

Wow 10 years. we were just talking about you with the crew and reminiscing. You are missed.

A decade has passed since our final teaching time together, but the vivid memories of those days remain bright and cherished. You will aways be missed dear friend. Katherine Brewster

Jim, I miss you pal. We’ll meet up sometime and you can tell me about Supertramp again.

Even though you are no longer here, I think about you every day. I miss your laughter, I miss your wisdom, and I miss your friendship. Happy Birthday in heaven Jim. Until we meet again and can break out the cigars and the single malt.

Still not forgotten Jimbo. RIP

This photo is more than 20 years old and it's from a cheap disposable camera, but it's the way I always picture Jim in my mind. Smiling, having a great time at a party we had at our house in 2000.

I don't know if his family has ever seen this. I hope it makes them smile. Rest in eternal peace buddy.

Jim,

Happy birthday in heaven. We miss you every day. I wish we could be smoking a cigar in the Chop House and watching an Indians game together with a nice bottle of single malt scotch beside us. Someday we'll see each other again and the smokes are on me.

God bless your family.

Ian and Cathy Meyers

Several times this past week when Jeff and I have been in the car, what comes on? Supertramp of course. Odd since we almost never hear them on the radio. But We both smile And say Jimbo. Then of course Jeff complains about how much you played them. Ha. So hello to you too sir. You are missed.